You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Ninth Chapter of the Book of Job. Your paper should be a minimum of 1250 words in length.

“The book of Job is the story of a normal human being who is beset by misfortune and suffering” (Ogwyn). Nevertheless, this amazing man demonstrates great courage and bravery in the face of the Lord is ready to meet directly with the judgment of God, while no one can stand next to him and he will be alone with God (Job 9:33).

God does not give a direct answer to Job. Instead of explaining the reasons for the suffering of Job, God puts before him several seemingly unrelated ironic issues that convince Job in the insignificance of the knowledge and power of people.

The moral pathos of the book can be seen in the approval of the following three truths. The first truth is that the traditional doctrine of the causal link between suffering and sin is false. Also, the greatness of God’s works excessing human understanding serves as proof of God’s justice. The connection between a factual fate of the individual and his/her moral merits remains a mystery to the man. Finally, in the light of Job’s knowledge of the greatness and strength of God, the issues addressed by Job to God lose their relevance.

The reason is that only on the condition that the person can understand the wisdom and power of God, he/she can understand the way of God’s providence. Interpretation of the ninth chapter of the Book of Job allows one seeing significant differences between the concept of God’s justice represented by Job and the criminal justice system. As is well known, “the criminal justice system is the set of agencies and processes established by governments to control crime and impose penalties on those who violate laws” (“The Criminal Justice System”).

The criminal justice system assumes certain principles of justice, according to which the violation of the laws entails specific measures and forms of punishment. In turn, justice is defined as “the fair and equitable treatment of all individuals under the law” (“Justice”). Justice is the result of compliance with a number of legal principles.

Provide a 1 page analysis while answering the following question: Banking on Biometrics. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required.

A fingerprint bank would allow for security officials to have a check on fingerprints gathered at a crime scene, for example. In the real world, fingerprinting can assist in verification purposes. For example, banks and companies can have scanners to check an employee’s or client’s fingerprints before giving the individual access to private information. Also, these institutions can use said fingerprints for background checks before allowing a person to be part of a company or open an account. (RCMP, 2013)&nbsp.

What are some limitations of the selected low biometric? A commonly used low biometric is voice recognition. (McGuire, L., 2000) In the real world, voice recognition has been used by both individuals and corporations for security and verification. For example, in the 1994 movie Richie Rich, the young billionaire’s parents used a voice-recognition system to open their vault for the antagonist. This kind of biometric can be used together with fingerprinting that way it could ensure maximum reliability.

There may be a few problems with using just voice recognition software. For one, a person’s voice can change as a result of age or sickness. Another problem is that someone’s voice may be easily recorded and arranged in such a way that a person can speak and sound like another.

Complete 5 pages APA formatted article: The Irish Republican Army.

Its various underground movement and clandestine connections with similar entities from other parts of the world are vital in this composition. An analysis of significant events attributed to this Ireland-based dissident group prompted the student to underscore the undeniable impact it has on world security and on the containment of the trend of terrorism.The Oglaigh na hEireann or the Irish Republican Army (IRA) came into existence in the aim of Ireland’s unification and its liberation from the British rule.

Spearheaded by Michael Collins, from the remnants of the rebel forces dissolved after the 1916 Easter Rebellion, it was then primarily composed of Irish volunteers. The atrocious episode in Dublin on November 1920, known as the Bloody Sunday, was wreaked by the group as it’s seemingly ‘baptism of fire.’ The armed units fought the British troops during the 1919-1921 Irish War of Independence. The Sinn Fein Party became its major supporter and mother organization.In 1922, during the founding of the Irish Free State, IRA emerged as the fierce opposition influence to Ireland’s supremacy and the strongest worker for the separation of Northern Ireland.

The group was deemed responsible for the countless bombings, raids and street riots on both sides of the Irish border (Derkins, 2003). At first, the group gained popular support and seen as effective in its crusade, until former IRA sponsor Eamon De Valera succeeded the nation’s leadership and internal misunderstandings and dissensions occurred. Its violent exploits (which harbored the agitation of authorities) and pro-German stance during the Second World War caused the lessened popularity of the troop.

As a consequence of IRA’s suppression, it became a secret society with a number of split organizations. From the 1950s to the 1990s, the emanation of the Official IRA, the Real IRA and the Continuity IRA has been documented.&nbsp.

Provide a 8 pages analysis while answering the following question: Sex And Sexuality And Its Impact On Health. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required.

Despite the existence of rich sexual symbols in the ancient religions and cultures, there were also cultures that punished people for committing sexual acts and talking about sexuality as they considered it as taboo.&nbsp.Ancient Western societies had almost depicted sexuality as a taboo wherein it was considered to corrupt the very nature of human beings turning them into a bestial state. As a cure, rituals must be performed to clean-up the existence of sexuality (Nye, 1999, p. 2). Some of the rituals were performed during menarche as those girls were secluded under the supervision of the older women to teach the younger ones about the sexual norms in their society.

In other societies, women were not allowed to have sexual intercourse during their menstruation. Other rituals on sexuality involve childbirth as men were excluded during the child delivery while other societies force the husband to imitate the childbirth at the same time his wife does it. Also, circumcision is a sexual ritual for cleansing and proven to bring good hygiene for people backed by scientific studies (Siann, 1994, p. 120). In particular, Christianity had not tolerated the issue of sexuality as sex is only done within the concept of marriage and for procreation (Goss and Strongheart, 1997, p. 7). Perhaps the Christian church does not tolerate sex outside marriage as it may lead to more severe moral, personal, and societal problems like broken families, vices, and abuses.

The struggle in the issue of human sexuality had existed in the twentieth century as people thought that it is an unimportant topic for formal studies in the field of social sciences.&nbsp.

Write 5 pages with APA style on Divorce Harms Children. Conflicts often lead to despair reflected through the child’s immaturity, poor performance at the school level, social segregation, poor level of cognitive development, and lack of confidence. Childhood as a formative period of human life bears immense importance for the future development of adulthood. It deserves a detailed discussion on the possible harmful effects on a child arising from a divorce of his parents. Furthermore, it is also interesting to note whether it bears any positive fruit for the child as well.

Divorce is a multifaceted problem and the level of its misdeed depends upon the associated individuals. In this era of price inflation, cost of living is kissing the zenith. In this circumstance, a divorce will always bring certain financial bottleneck for most of the individuals. For a single mother who is not working, it is hard to bring up her child with the present level of social security. Such a financial setback might lay hurdle in the progress of the child’s education and career building. Again, the financial bottleneck can get reflected through his clothing and toys or recreational tools. This brings in the certain level of envy towards his other mates. A child tends to understand and feel the world from his immediate surroundings and the people he has the closest access to. Hence the way he interprets the world and its people depends a lot on the kind of parenthood he gets. The level of insecurity that he is subject to from his very childhood might turn him into an introvert and also a kind of distrust gets embedded in his young heart.

A child with a single parent might find himself socially misfit since from the very beginning of childhood he distinguishes himself from others since he finds himself under the care of single parents, unlike many others who are getting the attention from both the father and the mother.